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In Times of Peril
G. A. Henty
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Community Reviews
This is a propaganda piece for young British males. It's about the uprising in India against the British, and in this story all British are gallant and all the rebels are scurrilous. The heroes are two teenage boys. Need I say more?
I bought a copy of this book dated 1905, paying a handsome price for it. It's a window into the past.
Another great adventure!
Henry is fabulous in creating high drama and adventure!
It is great to read an historical novelist from another time!
india isnt exactly how it is described in this book.
Indian History and Entertainment
Indian History and Entertainment
This book held my attention from beginning to end. Also, it refreshed my knowledge of the 1858 Revolt. Well written.